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In what movie was the villain actually wrong?.By Far, John Kreese (aka. Martin Kove) in the 1984 film: The Karate KidHis teaching methods in martial arts was total “donkey crap” to his students of Cobra Kai. He taught all the wrong reasons for how to discipline themselves in the real world by “bully” people.There was “no” discipline at all.One big example, his former Cobra Kai student Johnny Lawrence (aka. William Zabka).Close to 35 years later, in the Cobra Kai series; Johnny Lawrence has a big-time flashback of his personal life through his previous Cobra Kai Dojo and his personal sensei of John Kreese.Kreese is the worst kind of mentor or sensei that any student wants in this world.It is about solving issues and problems in this world. Not about teaching students how to beat up innocent people and bully others for no reason at all.Johnny Lawrence learned the very hard way in life because of his former mentor and his personal teacher from over 35 years ago.Stop bully and make peace and love through words and actions without violence. This villain believes in the total opposite, maybe because of his experience in the Vietnam War by having PTSD or some kind of mental illness in his brain of his.

In my senior year of high school (1984–85), there was this one boy (I'll call him Frank) who had a HUGE chip on his shoulder and was VERY confrontational. He was about the closest thing to a shot-caller there was outside of prison. At one point, right out in front of the campus, Frank almost got into it with a student who was a known and feared gang member. Frank just had that kind of arrogant swagger bordering on psychopathy. He accused me of being homosexual—which of course I was not, but this was a public school in the early 1980s, and branding a boy a homosexual was how you got him socially ostracized, because homosexuals back then were deemed unworthy of life.Well, one day Frank made the mistake of picking a fight with another student, John, in electric shop class. I didn't know John personally, but I'd seen him around campus and I knew he was kind of a quiet, non-confrontational guy. But that day, Frank really set him off, because they both picked up stools and tried to use them as weapons. I don't know whether Frank was expelled for that or simply transferred, but the rumor mill had it that he'd ended up in a high school across town which had a reputation to being the closest thing to a reform school the city had. John got suspended for a couple of days.I wasn't there to see the fight, though I did have that same electric shop class at a different time of day. Good thing, too, because Frank likely would have singled me out. The teacher afterward said "that Frank is a psycho".A couple of months ago, just out of curiosity I looked up Frank on Facebook, and learned that he'd put on weight, become a family man, and found God. Meh.

John and Cindy are both college students.John has always had trouble with relationships.He has had a few girlfriends in the past, but has never had a relationship that lasts more than a month or two.For some reason or another, they always seem to break it off before the relationship can get too serious.John says that this is because of his looks.He says that he’s “not hot enough” for anyone he likes to really want to be with him.Meanwhile, Cindy is failing her Calculus class.She has never been a great student, but she has always at least passed her classes. Except for this time.Cindy tells everyone that she’s doing so bad because the teacher of the class doesn’t like her.She says he grades her tests and assignments harder than anyone else’s, and won’t help her outside of class.She says that if she had a different teacher, she would be doing fine in the class.But John and Cindy are both wrong.John thinks that girls don’t like him because he isn’t attractive enough. But that’s not true.In reality, John’s personality is the problem.He’s rude to any girl that he spends time with.He’s full of himself, and feels like he is so much better than any other guy.He thinks that he’s the prize, and that girls should have to work to be with him.Because of this, people he’s in a relationship with hate spending time with him, and break up with him pretty quickly.On the other hand, Cindy is convinced that she’s doing so poorly in her Calculus class because the teacher hates her.But Cindy’s teacher doesn’t hate her. He just won’t give her special treatment, like some of her other teachers do.Cindy turns assignments in late, then asks the teacher if she can still receive full credit. She doesn’t study for tests, and asks if she can take them at a later date, because she’s tired or stressed.Her teacher doesn’t let her, though. He takes points off for late assignments, and gives her the grades she deserves on tests.And because of this, Cindy thinks he hates her.But he doesn’t; he’s just being fair.Both John and Cindy blamed other people about issues in their lives, when in reality, they should have been blaming themselves.Some people can’t swallow the fact that sometimes, they are the problem.